SticksAndBreaks

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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
Normaly - nuclear plants are safe. But on humans, they aint. Humans & Technology- not even once.
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
Cracking laws in the hot sun, i fought the G and the G won!
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
Addition: Do not modify files which where modifyied in another OS that was send into hibernation. A world of pain awaits you.
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
A sausage A drill A Lighthouse with a broken roof A One eyed snake Oh, i know - a wiener is you.
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
Ah, the good old times, when the cost of creativity wasnt so astronomically high. If you wanted to risk something, you would just take some time of the working-charts and do it, letting the team then vote on results. No- push your idea in f
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
Its always dull, when you cant save the princess, just save a society from beeing flung into abyss by a demographic that has nothing to lose.
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
Many of those terrorists where farmers, who got sold out for a quick buck by neighbouring villages. And then met the chain of irresponsibility. Nobody wants to be responsible if the bad guy gets out, so the taxpayer pays for a cheap hotel t
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
I actually thought about going into the alps mountains shepherding cows on a Alm. Its peacefull and less lonly then programming.
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
Every problem i can break into a sub problem is solveable. Thus proofen by induction that i can break recursively down every problem, i deduce- that i crashed with a NN-Stackoverflow.
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
Truth has stopped beeing the tamed animal that the news-manufacturer knew it to be. You told it what to be, and it jumped through the hoop and became half-reality by the masses believing. What your hear is the whining for power decentralize
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
Good old - we dont like the outcome, lets revote?
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
Usually 10 to 5 years ahead of what is commercially available. Depends on the eternal catch up and reverse engineering game that foreign militarys do. If you want tech to be declassified, leak it to everyone.
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
Every pyhsics problem with a uniform sphere reaches the escape velocity necessary to escape the complex calculus problem well.
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
[UK-Edition] Install Instructions: Click the Executable. Wait for the Police to arrive.
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
Well, i guess the day is not far away where a NN dreaming your face into a homemade porn move, could automate this sort of scam. But if everyone is scamable- noone is. Problem solved, next low point of the species.
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
Science can be wrong, and should be able to reverse its stance with nothing lost but funds and time. Eugenics is a field of finality, beeing wrong there is final. Thus eugenics is not a science. You can not undo, the damage you do.
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
I have a recursive folder for everything that did catch my interest for every year. It could be a git repository, but its neat to be able to search the pile of a month. Its nothing fency.
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
No, because we get money. Also artists spawn less fundamentalism terror and mostly work with there suboconcious.
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
https://github.com/spring https://github.com/ZeroK-RTS/Zero-K are missing in strategy
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
How about a active structure, like a space fountain?
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
Human compatible? That sounds complicated, how about taking the set of In-Human-Behaviour, and test for any new behaviour wether it is inherently in it?
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
Eh, they transfered it into a cooperate-feudal system, where your feudal Lord is your cooperations CEO?
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
Imagine what selective pressure could do in the future. Any non-human beneficial species is basically a pro. Eat poisonous algea and become un-eatable and you wont be hunted. Distribute Ambrosia near your living space, and human hikers wil
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
>There's an eternal war between "avoid reinventing the wheel" and ahistorical "not invented here", isn't there? There is a iternal itteration between reading disgusting Documentation (nonexistant one) and fi
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
Breed tusklessness in as a dominant gene
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
Even feudalism can be self-disciplined- aka medieval Japan according to Jared Diamond.
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by SticksAndBreaks 10y ago
Lets look at africa, then look at medieval japan. Two cultures, two times limited ressources (wilderness - forrests). One time, the allmend ressources are managed and tight self-controll is established over society - even during times of wa